High Peak Youth Forum update
The Youth Forums in the High Peak kicked off at the end of December and produced lively discussions with all young people getting involved. Some local groups are now showing interest in having young people on their committees / boards so the Youth Forums are a great opportunity for young people to gain the interest / confidence and skills to develop further, to represent young people in other places . The next online Youth Forum for...
High Peak Youth Forum wants to hear from you!
Announcing the first zoom online youth forum in the High Peak ! It will be split into 11 to 13 years of age and 14 to 18 years of age sessions and held over 2 evenings The first ones will be held on Wednesday 16th December at 6.30 pm for 11 to 13 years and Thursday 17th December at 6.30 pm for the 14 to 18 years session , both will last approximately an hour. The aim of the Youth Forum in the High Peak is to: · Hear the Voice of...
Autumn Term courses on offer at New Mills Adult Community Education
Here’s a list of courses due to start this...
Schools fundraiser
Please support New Mills Youth and Community fundraiser if you can. As a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic our schools have had to cancel all of their usual summer fundraising activities, losing out on much needed funds as a consequence. ALL funds raised through this fundraiser will go straight to our schools in New Mills, and New Mills Youth and Community Project will also donate 10% of the total amount raised as an extra...
New Mills writer launches first Kangies book for young readers.
David Blowers who is originally from Suffolk, has lived in New Mills for more than 20 years. Retired from a career in science, he has recently written a book that is based on a dream that he had as a child whilst staying in a caravan in Buxton (and suffering from mumps!). A bit about the book – Kangies (written and illustrated by David Blowers) Kangies centres on Johnnie and Emily (brother and younger sister) who discover that they...
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